Soybean STINE 12N23

Soybean variety STINE 12N23 is an early-maturing semi-determinate type with a vegetative period of about 110-115 days. Seeds have black hilum color and a 1000-seed mass ranging from 180-210 grams. This variety was developed by Stine, one of the largest private seed companies in the USA, specializing in high-quality soybean and corn seeds, ensuring high yield and adaptability to various growing conditions.

STINE 12N23 stands out for its high protein content (37-38.5%) and oil content (21.6-22%), making it attractive for agricultural production. The variety exhibits high soil adaptability and good branching ability, which contributes to a stable yield. The lower pod attachment height is 11-12 cm, which is optimal for mechanical harvesting.

Soybean STINE 12N23 is resistant to a wide range of diseases, including bacterial blight, viral diseases, downy mildew, sclerotinia, and phytophthora, with tolerance ratings from 7 to 9. It also features high resistance to lodging and pod cracking, reducing yield losses. Recommended climatic zones for cultivation include steppe (with irrigation), forest-steppe, and meadow regions. Sowing rates vary depending on row width: 500-550 thousand seeds per hectare for 15-30 cm spacing, and 400-500 thousand seeds per hectare for 35-45 cm spacing.